Category: Reviews
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Let Him Go Review
The audience might underestimate just how brutal and uncomfortable Let Him Go becomes. What gets us through the grittier moments is the sincere rapport between Costner and Lane. Read More >
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Joker Review
If Joaquin Phoenix wasn’t already the greatest actor of his generation, Joker cements his status in the record books. Read More >
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Imperium – Review
Arguably Daniel Radcliffe’s best post-Potter performance, proving his worth as a dramatic actor and ensuring that he’s a force to be reckoned with. Read More >
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Money Monster – Review
Aside from being consistently thrilling and surprisingly humorous at times, Money Monster provides a timely message about the risk of getting involved with Wall Street. Read More >
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Exposed – Review
The only thing that truly needs to be exposed is the real name of the director, so we can give him a piece of our mind. Read More >
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Victoria – Review
With a final running time of 138 minutes, it’s kind of ironic that this one-shot feature film could’ve used more editing. Read More >
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Sicario – Review
“Sicario is engrossing cinema that will have you on the edge of your seat throughout, with some unbearably, and exhilaratingly suspenseful sequences”… Read More >
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Captive – Review
Jameson’s career is one that has predominantly been on the smaller screen, and this instance, you can certainly tell. Read More >
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Pickup on South Street – Review
Through his career, Samuel Fuller carved a dark corner in Hollywood, writing and directing pictures that used America’s shadowy underbelly as a backdrop for sexy, romantic capers, fronted by characters with mixed-up morals. Some of his films may be deemed a little rough around the edges, too eager to shock and awe the audience into… Read More >
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The Long Good Friday – Review
Think of a classic gangster film. If The Godfather, or perhaps its sequel, or maybe even Goodfellas crosses your mind, you wouldn’t be wrong in judging those as the genre’s giddy apexes – but if you look to the other side of the Atlantic, then you’ll find something far more insidious and dark, gnarling its teeth at any… Read More >
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